It's weird, but I draft some of the best posts in my head while cycling in the evening.

Other times, a content idea hits while I’m walking…

Or right before sleep... an idea comes out of nowhere. I switch on the light, grab my phone, and quickly record it.

That’s the funny thing about ideas:

They don’t respect your schedule.

They don’t wait for “work hours.”

They show up when you’re least prepared.

And if you don’t capture them instantly?

They disappear.

For the longest time, that frustrated me.

I’ve lost countless good ones to:

A lack of content ideas wasn’t a creativity problem.

It was a systems problem.

Because while working with founders, and even in my own journey, I’ve learned that:

Ideas are not just thoughts.

They’re the starting points of new offers, clarity, systems, stories, and revenue streams.

Losing them costs more than we realize.

So I built a note-taking system designed for these exact unscripted moments.

Now:

👉 In just 2 clicks, I can record any idea, reflection, or spark.

👉 Everything gets auto-organized under categories.

👉 Even if it’s 60 days old, I can find it in seconds.

And most founders think they lack inspiration because of their busy schedules.

But what you actually lack is a way to save the inspiration you already have.

That’s why I am sharing the exact note-taking system I use (2-clicks, instantly organized).

Use it to:

→ Capture ideas the moment they arrive.

→ Stay consistent without forcing creativity.

→ Get ideas organized as you record them.

→ Build momentum through structure, not pressure.

Because recording ideas shouldn’t be a job in itself, it should be effortless.

If you want the same system I use daily, here it is:

Cheering for your next breakthrough,

Sumanpreet Kaur

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